William Shirley Bayley

Born 1861-01-01

Died 1943-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF377542
WikidataQ30103068
ISNI0000000080799887
Open LibraryOL166060A

Top Subjects

New Jersey (4)
North Carolina (4)
Geology (3)
Maps (2)
Crystallography (2)
Iron ores (2)
Mineralogy (2)

Books by William Shirley Bayley

Total count: 20

Catalogue of the Maine geological collectionwith a brief outline history of the two surveys of the state

Geological Dept., Colby University1890-01-01
The eruptive and sedimentary rocks on Pigeon Point, Minnesota, and their contact phenomena

Govt. Print. Off.1893-01-01
The Menominee iron-bearing district of Michigan

Gov't. Print. Off.1904-01-01
Passaic folio, New Jersey--New York

U.S. Geological Survey1908-01-01
Iron mines and mining in New Jersey

MacCrellish & Quigley, state printers1910-01-01
Elementary crystallographybeing part one of general mineralogy

McGraw-Hill1910-01-01
Elementary crystallography, being part one of general mineralogy.

McGraw-Hill1910-01-01
A peculiar hematite ore on the tract of the Durham mine, Durham, Penna

1912-01-01
A peculiar hematite ore on the tract of the Durham mine, Durham, Penna.

Economic Geology Publishing Company1912-01-01
Raritan folio, New JerseyLibrary ed.

United States Geological Survey1914-01-01
Minerals and rocksthe elements of mineralogy and lithology for the use of students in general geology

D. Appleton and company1915-01-01
Descriptive mineralogy

D. Appleton1917-01-01
Magnetic iron ores of East Tennessee and western North Carolina

North Carolina Geological and economic survey1923-01-01
The magnetic iron ores of east Tennessee and western North Carolina

s.n.]1923-01-01
The kaolins of North Carolina

Edwards & Broughton Printing Co.1925-01-01
Deposits of brown iron ores(brown hematite) in western North Carolina

Edwards & Broughton Printing Co.1925-01-01
Geology of the Tate quadrangle, Georgia

Stein Printing Co.1928-01-01
Guide to the study of non-metallic mineral products(except building stones)

H. Holt and Company1930-01-01
Pre-Cambrian geology and mineral resources of the Delaware Water Gap and Easton quadrangles, New Jersey and Pennsylvania

U.S. Gov't. Print. Off.1941-01-01
The Pre-cambrian sedimentary rocks in the highlands of New Jersey

s.n.